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Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25

The estimates of the Cincinnati Price Current indicate that the winter hog packing of the whole West was slightly larger thaa that of a year previously. but that the summer packing will show decrease of some 10 per cent. The work of the eight months ending with next October promises to reach total of about 5, 900, 900 hogs against 5, GA, 900 for the corresponding time in 1886.
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25

Experiments arc. to be made in Eng. land to test the availability of 'cyclists" as substitutes for cavalry in the army. A volunteer cyclist corps is to be organ Ized in consequence of some experiments already made. The tricycle. is the ma- chine adopted for the heavier work. The scouts have been assigned to the bicvcle
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25
MfSunderSt0nd.

"Do you like lambs2" he asked her in pastoral voice during Hull in the conversation. They had been discussing the charms of country life.
 ''No," she answered, 'T don't like the meat, but I am passionately fond of the gravy."-[D.troit Free Press.
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25
HUMOROUS.
The fish ouestion-"Is it fresh '"

The fish question-"Is it frcshi" ,
 dumb wife may be said to be an un. speakable blessing.
 It is a paradox that of all shoes felt shoe is the least felt.
 The parlor is> >probab1ythe most ire. qucntcd of all court roqms. I
 It is foolish to\b4ydy words with ak chemist; he always Nas n rctort handy \
 The bootb.ack shines while he wotksS,.! but the lazy man yhinss while he shirsa r
 There is a long haul and short haul " but there doesn't seem to be any haul to- gcther.
 Stocks and vsss,lsare much uikcA When they get too Nsnuch wator in tn y arc liable to sink.<
 A cross old\ bach elor suggest. that births should beA Aannouncod under the head of new music.
 A man with a whcclbarrow. on t.c > sidewalk is not terypopular, but he gen / erally carries everything before h; m- c 2,
 Y,u can't sonvlpce a young. man whose best girl hus just said "Yes," that this country is going to wreck md ,9s run.
 Callcr-''Whotl the professor is not @ at homc9 see him there. through the curtaincd glass" Scrvaat-"Oa, that is only his shadow"
 One of Boston's debating societies is at odds on the question whc,h tho cx. a pre- sion "a corner in pork refoss to tho ,. animals car or his foot.
 An exchange has an article on "ThcM Rise and Fall ofthc Pdct." One import N ant point is omitted, howcv.r, and that :, is the length of the stairs \
 Judging from>a ,ati6g newspaper graphs it woulI appear that Dan,c Webster was chic dis:insu s.,r-s f4+ making first class fish showticr.
 Che thing settled ab, ut the Interstate Commerce bllkiythat tramps will con- \ tinuc to take long and short hauls in box cars pro$ided they are not caught s@, at it.
 Young Wift-I took great pains with that cucumber salad, John, and hop you enjoyed it. Husband (,nxiously)- l am afraid, my dear, that took great pains with it too.
 A New Orleans editor has discovered that fishing is harl work. It was general ly supposed that fishing was easy enough, but that is was the lying about the big ones winch got away that entai!e the hard labor.
 Professor (to class in surgery) The right leg of this patient, as you see, is shorter than tho left, in consequence of which he limps Now, MT. Sortcr, what would you do in case of this kinu2 Sorter Id limp too.
 They say out west that the appear ,ncc n a town of n stranger in pair of mud 1y boots is sufficient to stnrt a real es- ate boom, and if he manages to have an odor of petroleum or natural gas sbout him, the excitement is immense.
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25
A StiCkar.

"There," said a citizen to another pointing to prosperous looking mer- chant passing by; ''there is an instance of the success of clinging to one line of business"
 "What may his business be9" inquired the other.
 "He manufactures gluer'
 "OhW exclaimed the other, 'T seci No trouble in sticking to that "-[Sift- ings.
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25
Where the Fault Lies.

Rural Child Mamma it's rainy and the almanac said to-day would be clear" Mamma-"That medical alm ,nac?'
 "No, the Turner's Almanac"
 ''The ways of Providence are past finding out. The weather gets wrong every once in while. "-[ [Omaha World.
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25
A Work of Art

Boston young lady Gin the country)- And did you really paint the barn your. self, Uncle James2
 Uncle James-Yes.
 Boston young lady-By hand9
 Uncle James Sartin.
 Boston young lady Qetching her breath) h)-Think of it, hand painted barn IN. Y. Sun.
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25

Tho king and queen of servia have become tho laughing stock of Europe rnd are despisei by their own people.
 A revolution at Belgrade and the over throw of tho Obrenovitch dynasty are regarded as probable events of the flu.
Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25
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Connecticut western news., 1887-05-25

An act to amend--sewing on a but on
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NOTICE OF PROOF.

Land Office, at Las Cruces, N. NJ.
June eth, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof IN SuUUO OF his clam,
and that said proof will be made before Pro-
bate Judge or Clerk, Lincoln Co., ut Lincoln ,
n. NJ, on july 18th, 1857, viz
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ton OF said land, viz William f. Blanchard,
ErastuS W. l%arScr, Ed. r.. Bonucll, and VIII
liam Watson White oaks, Lincoln County, N
Nj.
31-42 EDMUND G. SHIELDS, REGISTER.
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In the District Court,

LlnCOIn UOWnTy, NCW MVNlCO.
THE said defendant, Benson, Chand-
Ter, Thomas " Co., are hereby notified
that Il suit in assumpsitby attachment has
been commenced against it in the Dis
trict Court for the County Of Lincoln, Ter
ritory Of New Mexico, by said plaintiff,
James Colp, for balance due for services
rendered, money advanced, and for inter
est damages claimed, $4,000 and that
their property has been attached that TN
less it, the defendant, enters its appear
ancc in said suit on or before the first day
of the next August term of said court,
commencing on the 29th day Of August,
y. ID. 1887, Judgment by default will be
rendered against it, and the property so
attached sold to satisfy the same.
JAMES r. BRENT, Sheriff.
BY JOEN ID PATTY, Deputy 81
National Republican., 1887-11-26
FlippanCy.

lHppauUJ.
This is not the article gen.
orally found in our house,
nor do we require oily
tongued orators to assist in
disposing Of our goods. The
moderate prices we charge
for honest goods do that
part for us. The highway
man and the slanderer fire.
quently use eloquent lam
guage when they command
you to surrender; sometimes
they succeed in their object,
and sometimes they don't.
$3.50 is the price we
charged all this season for
an elegant Cheviot or Cassi-
mere Suit, both sack or a.
button cutaway, twenty styles
at this price. We have
added some new novelties
this week.
Our Chinchilla Overcoats,
ranging from SIS to $50, are
exceptional values.
Kerseys, Meltons. and
Beavers can be found in our
house in all sizes and at the
usually low prices that our
house is noted for.
1878 is the number Of
Boys Overcoats, from 3 to
10 years. that we possess,
and they must be disposed
of between this date and
January IS, 1888. Prices
marked accordingly. Call
early before the assortment
is broken.
National Republican., 1887-11-26
,HE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY,
dinor Occurrences In aud About the
city.

city,
L. J. Roy's license as n steam engineer has
been evoked by the commissioners.
The Jury In the matter ofthe will OF Mary A.
Gihon yesterday found in favor of the Will.
Geo. A. Hawkins has teen appointed spe-
Cial officer for duty at the Presidents stables
VIM. Walker, by his will filed yesterday,
leaves his estate 10 his wife and next to her
Daughter
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has been
ordered to repair the crossing at First and X
streets northeast.
Mcssrs Mohler IL White, contractors have
lCCn notified that NJ street southwest, from
Fourth TO Eleventh street, is in need of re.
air.
Chief Justice Bingham has been asked by
the commissioners TO advance the case of
lIaunan VS.. the District of Columbia as cary
as possible.
fire originated in the stable OF the old
Whitney mansion. on Whitney avenue, Thurs
cay night, due to boys smoking cigarettes.
The flames were put out by Mr.. Systring.
The circuit court is occupied in trying the
ease of Mrs Bertha Waite against the National
stating Ring. She claims S., 900 damages for
injuries received in fall from the rink steps.
Justice Montgomery has ovcrruled the de.
inutrer III the case OF Edwin j, sweet, indicted
On the charge of obtaining money by false
pretenses. The case will now be set for trial.
National Republican., 1887-11-26
DivIdinD nm Eatate.

The register yesterday received the will of
The late Timothy st Johns for probate aud
'Ccorc. To his sister, Flora H. Riggs, Of Rock.
rort, lid, the testl.or leaves 5000 in United
States bonds; TO his sister.in.law, Katherine Il.
Dc Bruler, Of Evansville, Ind, note for s., 500;
TO the rector aud vcstry Of st. Johns T.. l.,
States per cent. bond, II IL is declined il is
then TO be given to Mrs. VIM. L. Nlblaok, OF
NinCcnnos Ind. To his brothers, George w.
and Henry ID. Johns, the deceased gives the
N street, Georgetown, and the residue of the
property is to be divided between the ladies
above named.
National Republican., 1887-11-26
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Thomas ]. Hall, OF Brooklyn, n. ",
and Mary +. Alcorn, Of this city; James L. X.
shaw and Elizabeth +. Sands, Vim. Fornan
and Matilda Thomas, Hugh l.. Tubhy and
Bridget A. Mcnamara, Peter Hopkins and
Annie Smoot Ale exander +. Evans. Of this city,
aud Mary j.. Pritchett, of Fredericksburg, Va
Edwin Bamford and Addle Bright, c.. Andrew
Cook and Matilda + Loetller, Samuel o. Budd
and Laura Barton, Jno Robinson and Rebecca
Fletcher Edward Smith and Mary Smallwooi,
John L. Gibson and Harriet V. Tasker, James
II. Norman, and Alice A. Brown, William Story
ana Ella Clark, Karl Sehubach and Maria 7.
Giger. VIM u. Noble, of Essex county, n. ",
aud Nancy G.. Hulee, of this city,
National Republican., 1887-11-26

A set of resolutions have been adopted by
Friendship Lodge, No. Z, I. o. NJ, OF this city,
and handsomely engrossed by Mr.. Swank.
They will be presented to Baltimore City
Lodge, No. ., |. o. NJ, for courtesies extended
on the occasion of the reception and banquet
rendered No. on the 2ith of last month. A
committee comprising K. X. Plant, J. NJ.
Richards. and W. L. Taylor, will make the
presentation 10 the Baltimore brethren next
Monday night. The resolutions will be on ex
hibiton in the street window OF the Golden
Eagle store until 3 p. m. Monday.
National Republican., 1887-11-26
Facts Worth knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem.
brane the remedy used must be non-irrtating
this. Nothing satisfactory can be Accomplished
with douches, snufis, powders, syringes, as.
tringens, or any similar application, because
they are all irritating, do not thoroughly reach
the affected surfaces, and should be abandoned
as worse than failures. multitude OF persons
who have for years borne all the worry and
pain that catarrh can inilict testify to radical
end permanent cures wrought by Ely's Cream
na1n1
National Republican., 1887-11-26
Tie POpnIhr AnproXal

to present to the public an agreeable aud eff.
fcctive substitute for the bitter nauseous liver
medicines and cathartlcs formerly in Use isas
gratifying to the company as 1t IS creditable to
the good taste of the public The large and
rapidly increasing sale of Syrup OF Figs, and
the promptly beneficial effects of single dose
are convincing proofs that 1t is the most easily
taken and the most pleasantly effective rem
edy known. For sale by all leading druggists.
National Republican., 1887-11-26
Hillman House sociabies,

The first ofthe regular winter sociables at
the Hi,man House will be given this evening"
when fine literary aud musical programme
will be presented. Mr.. aud Mrs. Hillm IN have
for many years pas, during the cold weather
kindly thrown open their spacious parlOrs to
ihtir gu, SITS and their friends regularly every
Saturday evening. and the SOCl1UleS given
have become very pOpulnr,
National Republican., 1887-11-26

The. following lodges meet tonight at the
places named
10. o. F.-Covenant, No. 49, Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
|. q. g. T-PCrseverance, No. ., Elks Hall,
gO2 Pennsylvania avenue
Sons Of JonadaD-Pioneer, No. !, Grand
Army building; Centennial No. 4, 3li Eighth
street; Sparta, No 5, 1923 seventh street
northwest.
National Republican., 1887-11-26
Work of the Virginia Conference.

The second days session of the Virginia con-
ference OF the African NJ. L. Church opened
yesterday morn ing at $50 at Miles's Chapel,
on Third street between l. and New York ave.
Dne. Bishop Myles presided The character
OF a number of preachers were passed upon.
The invitation of the official board of Israel
Church, to hold the closing exercises of the
conference IN their edillee, was accepted.
National Republican., 1887-11-26

The case OF Nathan Addison, charged with
attempting TO influence tbs vote of Simon G.
Burnett juror ia the Whitaker case, was set
for O'Clock yesterday, aud then continued
until 1870; but before thai hour the case, on
m, to-day,
National Republican., 1887-11-26
MT, Vernon Avenue Association

The executive committee ofthe Mount Vernon
Avenue Association approaching the import
ance ofthe work entrusted to them in the de.
mands on every side for progress, have called a
special meeting ofthe committee. II Will take
place in the parlors OF Wlllard's Hotel next
Wednesday evening at o'clock
National Republican., 1887-11-26
JoinIng the Nlcnrngnn Party

Chief Water Inspector j, q, Holcomb has
Il signed to accept position as an assistant
engineer in thesurvey Of the NiGaraguan canal.
Ills assistants presented him with gold
watch as a mark of their appreciation and es.
uem. Mr.. j T. SpragIe has been appointed
t. fiji ,he vacancy,